I came from the freeCodeCamp course on dynamic programming and I always felt recursion was confusing but that video completely blew me away and now I feel like solving problems using recursion is friggin easy. Thank you so much and I subbed to your channel:) Keep making more of these videos. I just can't describe how good of an explanation for Data Structures this channel has.
Thank you very much, was quite helpful. summary: * Traverses broad into the data structure by visiting neighbour nodes before children nodes. * Uses a queue data structure. FIFO * Doesn't matter what order the actual nodes are added as long they're all added in the same step. * Time complexity of O(V+E) where v is the number of vertices and e is the number of edges and it’s often used as a building block in other algorithms. * the space complexity is O(v) * Useful for: finding the shortest path on unweighted graphs.
I came from the freeCodeCamp course on dynamic programming and I always felt recursion was confusing but that video completely blew me away and now I feel like solving problems using recursion is friggin easy. Thank you so much and I subbed to your channel:) Keep making more of these videos. I just can't describe how good of an explanation for Data Structures this channel has.
Thank you very much, was quite helpful.
summary:
* Traverses broad into the data structure by visiting neighbour nodes before children nodes.
* Uses a queue data structure. FIFO
* Doesn't matter what order the actual nodes are added as long they're all added in the same step.
* Time complexity of O(V+E) where v is the number of vertices and e is the number of edges and it’s often used as a building block in other algorithms.
* the space complexity is O(v)
* Useful for: finding the shortest path on unweighted graphs.
It’s very helpful that you code as you explain. Most channels just reviews the code which is very difficult to follow. Keep up the good work
Great explanation, thanks!
Your explanations are out of this World! Finally, I now understand and can code Graphs. Thanks so much. Please don't stop doing the good work!
Awesome and simple, thanks for that. It would be very helpful if you provided the code repo for those tutorials.
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